Tiina is a Finnish female given name with an appealing ring to it. The name originates from the Finnish language and has been popular among Finnish families for generations.
The meaning of Tiina is not explicitly tied to any specific word or concept in Finnish, but rather serves as a unique name option that parents have used to express their creativity and individuality when naming their daughters.
The history of the name Tiina is somewhat unclear due to its lack of widespread use outside of Finland. However, it has been documented as a traditional Finnish name, with some sources suggesting it may have originated from ancient Scandinavian names or even been influenced by foreign names over time.
Despite not having a concrete meaning or origin story, Tiina remains a beloved and distinctive name in Finland. It is often associated with the country's rich cultural heritage and has become somewhat of an iconic Finnish name internationally as well.
The name Tiina experienced a significant rise in popularity from 1960 to 1961 with an increase of two births (from 8 to 10), but it then fluctuated between 5 and 6 births annually until 1966 when there were another 6 births. Overall, the name Tiina had a total of 38 births over these years.